Levelling · SavvyStance
Level, without the guesswork
Two axes of tilt on the screen, with which wheel to lift and by how much. Set your own idea of level once - a slight pitch if you sleep better that way - and everything after that is measured to your setting.
£75 including VAT
You will need: A SavvyVan3 panel. Everything the add-on needs in software is already on the panel.
What it does
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Which wheel, and by how much
Rather than a bubble to interpret, the screen tells you what to put under which wheel. Glance, chock, done - usually before the kettle has boiled.
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Level means what you say it means
Park somewhere you are happy with, level the van by hand, then press Set Level. From then on that reads as 0.0, so a sensor mounted a degree out, or a pitch you prefer for sleeping, is accounted for.
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It knows the shape of your van
Enter the distance between your wheels front-to-back and left-to-right and the suggestions come out in centimetres of ramp rather than degrees of tilt.
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Keeps up while you move
Readings refresh every five seconds, so you can drive up the ramps and watch it settle instead of getting out to check.
The numbers
| Range | Up to 20° on two axes |
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| Sampling | Every 5 seconds |
| Its own draw | 0.03A at 12V |
| Connection | Wireless to the panel |
Fitting it
- How hard
- Straightforward
- How long
- Half an hour
Mounting orientation matters - arrow pointing towards the front of the vehicle, writing facing up, on something solid and roughly flat. Not on a wall, and not upside down under the roof.
What else you will need
- A 12V feed to power the sensor
- Somewhere solid and roughly flat to mount it, arrow forwards and writing up
- Nothing else - the levelling screen is already on your panel
Not compatible with SavvyVan Lite v2.1 panels. Worth knowing now rather than after it arrives.
If you have a SavvyVan Lite
SavvyStance does not work with the SavvyVan Lite v2.1 panel - the previous generation cannot talk to it. It is a panel age thing rather than anything you have done wrong, and the fix is a SavvyVan3.
The instructions, before you buy
Every guide we write is published - read it first and decide whether it looks like your kind of afternoon.
Not sure whether it fits your van? Ask us. There is no such thing as a daft question here - half of ours started the same way.
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ECE R10.9 EMC Tested
Tested for electromagnetic compatibility to the UN vehicle standard - so it plays nicely with everything else in your van.
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Made in Britain
Designed and built in Yorkshire, using UK components wherever we can.
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NCC Approved Supplier
Recognised by the National Caravan Council, the trade body for the UK leisure vehicle industry.
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Motorhome Matt Approved
Independently reviewed and approved by one of the best-known voices in UK van life.
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FSB member
Members of the Federation of Small Businesses - because that is exactly what we are.